Locomotion

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Dave Hollinden

General Info

Publisher: C. Alan Publications
Series: The Hollinden Signature Series
Difficulty: Advanced
Duration: 00:27:00
Cost: $100.00

Movements

1. Procession
2. Sleep Walk
3. Dance
4. Race

Instrumentation

Player 1: Skillets (9 graduated cast iron skillets. Other pots or metal objects may be included if necessary)
Player 2: Flower Pots (9 graduated ceramic flower pots. Consider pots up to 18" in diameter.)
Player 3: Boos (9 graduated wooden tongue drums)
Player 4: Drums (9 graduated drums, dampened so as to match the other instruments in volume and resonance)

Program Notes

Dave Hollinden's third percussion quartet, Locomotion, is set in four movements – Procession, Sleep Walk, Dance, and Race. The work uses a large assortment of non-pitched instruments (both found and traditional), such as cast iron skillets, flower pots, boos and graduated drums. It was commissioned by Listen! Percussion Group (Jon Brown, Paul Owen, Joshua Graham, Darren Lin) and Ad Astra Percussion (Von Hansen, Luke Dull, Tai-Jung Tsai, Mai Tadokoro) in 2012.

Recent Performance

Works for Percussion by this Composer

Solo

A Different Drummer - Multiple Percussion
Alchemy (Hollinden) - Multiple Percussion
Cold Pressed - Multiple Percussion
Dusting the Connecting Link - Multiple Percussion
Lead - Multiple Percussion; Piano
Of Wind and Water - Marimba
Platinum - Multiple Percussion; Piano
Six Ideas for Snare, Bass, and Cymbal - Multiple Percussion
Slender Beams of Solid Rhythm - Multiple Percussion

Ensemble Works

Locomotion - 4 Players
Percussion Quartet No. 2 (Hollinden) - 4 Players
Reckless - 8 Players
Release (Hollinden) - 8 Players
Surface Tension - 2 Players
The Whole Toy Laid Down - 4 Players
what clarity? (with perc. ens. version) - Multiple Percussion Soloist;11 Players

With Other Instruments

Boundary Conditions - Multiple Percussion; String Quartet
Flux - Marimba; Flute; Clarinet; Alto Saxophone
Immersion - Percussion Quartet; Saxophone Quartet
In Time to Come - Marimba; Alto Saxophone
what clarity? (with strings version) - Multiple Percussion; Orchestra

Reference